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SPORTS ROUNDUP By EDDIE ASH

IRISH AT HOME . . .

FOR N. D. FANS . . . This is some Notre

due take a rest to steam up for {their annual clash. . , . Notre |{{Dame takes on Northwestern at South Bend and. all tickets have been sold, . . . The Wildcats have {won four, tied one and lost two. {|. . . Notre Dame has won five and deadlocked one. . These universities have been meeting on the gridiron’s greensward -over a long

Football Issue for , 10486. ao It will: contain complete review of all nine games, pictures and biographies of coaches and players, action pic tures of all games, large autographed

squad photo, stretch. . . . This year’s records: newspaper com - x Notre Dame Northwestern ment and Al- George Connor 3 ros rah ol Wacom... 9 America selec 9—Purdue ...... 6 1&—Minnesota .. tions. . » ‘At this time, its a fairly|$i—fowa™. ©"... 814 Michigan, 1 safe guess that Notre Dame willl o—Army ........ 0/27—Ohio State 3 Jand two on the consensus All-!__ } $-indiana. ....., America, George Connor, tackle, 177 . 1 1s 8 and Johnny Lujack, qEArEeek. LOOKS TIRE COMER i Tackle Connor is a horse for wor Dave Philley,” outfielder, who

big, strong and aggressive and a bulwark in the Notre Dame line. ... He's a player along the lines of Knute Rockne's Seven Mules, who put the gallop in the Four Horsemen. . . . Price of the N. D. magazine is 35 cents. . . . ‘To insure delivery, orders should be placed by

starred for the Milwaukee Brewers the past season, looks like a sure bet to land the starting left field post for the Chicago White -Sox next” year, ., Hitting is his - forte . . . He was a tough player for the Indianapolis Indians to get out.

Nov. 28. . . . Address Publications Office, Notre Dame, Ind. an." ” PAID TO LOAF ... Earl Sheeley,

» ” HINKLE “FEARS” VALPO . .[the former big league first sackery Butler's head grid mentor is stick- who was released as manager of the |

refusing to predict a victory for club at the close of the 1946 season, his Bulldogs in their season's finale was paid in full through 1947 and | here Saturday . . . although the 1948, the term of his contract . Crusaders have only won one game Some people have all the luck. in seven starts, Butler has won six i in seven , .. The records: IMPOSSIBLE’ KICK , , . Paul Butler © Valpo Turner, a substitute, provided 19-—-East. IU. ....12 3-Nisgars cere 3 Kansas U. grid fans with something Re Ba "**'* 13/to shout about last Saturday when

W. Michigan. 19 eo 2 § 8—Ball State .. 2 his kick enabled the Jayhawkers to

41--DePauw

BD har. Ee ol 3 |upset Oklahoma, 16-13 . . . With a SieBts J08. »:..r 5 3--W, Mich. ,... 2} minute to go, Turner booted a 23149 63.57 122 yard field goal from an “impossible” ®: 8 =» (angle, on a muddy, rain-soaked field

EXTRA SPECIAL . .. Among the! Hoosier state's traditional college| football features is the annual head- | on collision between DePauw and due B 7. Indiana B 6. While | - Wabash . . . It, comes up this week varsiety teams were on the road last at Crawfordsville and although the Saturday, Boilermaker and Crimson Little Giants will be established the| reserves staged a “little oaken| pre-game choice, the Monon Beli bucket®” Wirmup at Bloomington. attraction is something extra special =" ", gi eter kick turned the trick. and the “form favorite” doesn't al-|’ .. The big bucket battle is at

., and the ball was wet and heavy. ” ” »

MOSS FOR THE BUCKET—Pur-

ways prevail , . . It's the game of |; |Lafayette,, Nov. 23. . Got any the year for DePauw and Wabash | bo on your hip? alumni and students . , . The Tigers] ww won last year, 13-7 . , , This year's PENN NO SOFTIE. . . . Don't be

too surprised if the Quakers explode

Deruvy 19! Saturday and complete the defla-

0/10—Lawrence ... : Ii Normal . 3) Shon of Army. . . . The formidable 0/ 6—Butler Penn warriors will be out to re1 8 3eOiits Sor... A i gain some of the prestige lost in . 0 7—Oberlin ..... ? the Princeton game two Saturdays

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Fovsercls Rated Even With Slicers in H. S. Grid Feature

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By UNITED PRESS The East Chicago Roosevelt yesterday, 30 to 0, and clinched the Rough Riders have a chance Friday | championship of the Wabash Valley night to ‘collect their second suc- conference of Illinois and Indiana cessive mythical state high school schools. It is Robinson's fourth football championship. |consecutive Valley title. For the moment, however, the| In a game at Terre Haute yesUnited Press can see no appreciable | terday, Gerstmeyer Tech defeated difference between the Riders and | Wiley, 26 to 0, and annexed the their Friday opponent—iundefeated, | Terre Haute city prep grid crown. untied La Porte Slicers. {It was Gerstmeyer's first victory So, for the first time in two Over Wiley since 1934. seasons, Roosevelt is forced to share | EE RERNERNT}NNSNM™Trv-

its first place berth in the United City to Organize

Press rankings—with LaPorte. (inte? ; There were no major form re- Girls Net Leagues versals last week-end or in yester- | Two basketball leagues for girls day's Armistice day games, leaving are to be sponsored by the city the United Press weekly rating: . | ro reation ‘department,

1. (Tie) East Chicago Roosevelt (won 8 lost 0). nounced today by Mrs. Norma Koslost 0, ter, director of special events.

2. (Tiey LaPorte (9-0), Soma Bend Central (won 1, One six-team circuit will play- at

3 tied

‘ Bvansvitie Reitz (won 7, lost 0, tied Muncie Cellet 13-1 {Rhodius park on Tuesday nights ; Jerre Haute Gerstmeyer 1-2) and another league of the same size . neennes (8-1). y . i le | Gary Tolleston (won 7, lost 1. tied Will be formed at Brookside park

for competition on Thursday nights High 7. Bo ERR All games will be played under tied 2), Indianapolis Co | girls’ rules Indianapolis Tech (7-1),| Teams or individuals are requested 3, Franklin (8-0). Evansville | register with Mrs. Koster at “Robinson, Ill, high school eleven | WA-4576.

9. Lafayette = 1-1 Hammond Weil regarded: (won 6, lost 1, (7-1,

. South Bend Riley (7-3)

free advertising for the Irish , . ./Dame is hah of ney . . i td ‘Hoosier B! for action h P M fsck i ot rt i Tilt to Match Passer Moss

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Important linois-Ohio State

Against Spencer of Buckeyes

By TOMMY DEVINE, United Press Sports Writer CHICAGO, Nov. 12—A kid -who survived pre-season blasts over his right to play Western conference football and a rival youngster not considered good enough to make the traveling squad at the start of the year today were cast in the key roles for the Illinois-Ohio State game Saturday that may decide the Big Nine championship. The featured performers in the |= Er apm duel that will go far toward de-|in 50 aftempts for a net gain of termining the Western conference's | 233 yards. Two of his tosses have the Rose bowl | been good for touchdowns and he's game are Perry Moss of Illinois | scored four times himself. In adand George Spencer of Ohio State, [dition to his passing and running, the rival quarterbacks. . [ Moss has a punting average of 35.2

Moss was a star of Tulsa univer- yards per try, sity's Orange bowl team of two sea- Despite the Pressure on him from sons ago and then entered the army. | his own eligibility case and the He enrolled at Illinois this summer |TCSPONSibility for calling plays for while on furlough and then upon|!h¢ highly ballyhooed Buddy discharge returned to the campus at| Young, Moss’ field direction -has

| been excellent. Champaign, : Ohio State's heralded attack ~ Ruled Eligible £

{sputtered repeatedly and failed The enrollment of Moss stirred often until Coach Paul Bixler finalcne of post-war football's bitterest! [ly ‘reached down on his fourth controversies and the “heat” of the team and installed Spencer as his situation was so intense that Illinois quarterback. The 21-year-old freshvoluntarily withheld the player man who played war-time football i from its opening game with Pitts-|at Great Lakes naval training sta{burgh. A special Western confer-|tion, wasn't considered talented

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TUESDAY, NOV. 12, 1946

Key In Big 9 Feature

Monon Bell and Its Defenders

ence eligibility committee then ap- 'enough td be included on the trav{proved Moss and he's been a vital eling squad that was taken to the | cog in Illinois’ cimb to the top of | Wisconsin game five weeks ago. the Big Nine standing. { The Bucks lost that one, 20 to 7, When at: Tulsa, Moss was rated and when Ohio was tied, 14 to 14, one of the nation's finest forward by Purdue the next week a thorpassers. He has been a good, but not ough overhauling was made, brilliant passer at Illinois “and Coach | Three Other Games

Ray Eliot terms different styles of | Bixler's big player change was

piay as responsible for the sermiito make Spencer the first string

slump. |quarterback. The 195-pound young“When Moss was at Tulsa,” Eliot |ster immediately lifted the Bucks explains, “he passed’ from the tail-/out of the doldrums and sparked

back position. The ball came to him/| them to successive triumphs over on a direct pass from center and he | Minnesota, Northwestern and Pittsstood flat-footed and threw. That| { burgh. generally is true of passing styles in| Now the Bucks’ early season that section. Here we are using the| “scrub” is one of the squad's bright“T" formation with Perry up under est stars and a conference title center. He must pass now without may develop from his skill. In other Midwest games Saturit’s a trick that is tough to master./day Northwestern plays Notre He's improved right along however.” Dame; Wisconsin meets Michigan, Moss has completed 19 passes and Iowa opposes Minnesota.

Gets Big Nine Bowl Plan

CHICAGO, Nov. 12 (U. P.).—The reported en route to the chairman future pattern of Rose bowl- compe- | Of the Pacific coast conference's tition was in the hands of the Pa- rseutty committee. Upon receipt by, cific coast conference today after, e coast officials, a joint announce-

{ment is expected. the Western “conference's official] The next step in the .negotiations vote in favor of a five-year agree- then will be a meeting of the facment for play in the Pasadena New| {ulty groups of the two collegiate Year's day game was cast. | circuits. * The Western conference passed| Commi&ioner Kenneth L. Wilson | the Rose bowl proposal by a 7-t0-2 of the Big Nine outlined this step vote. Northwestern was the last|two weeks ago and said it was i school to vote and its ballot was signed to accelerate acceptance of | | cast yesterday in favor of the game. the agreement so that the relations {The only negative votes were from could pe started with the forthcom{Illinois and Minnesota. {Ing New Year's day game | Prof. Frank E. Richart of Illinois, A date and site of the faculty chairman of the Big Nines faculty group meeting may be set before committee, is expected to release an the end of the week. {official announcement of the pas-| sage within the next day or two. An official letter outlining the!the next two weeks inasmuch as Western conference's stand and the |the conference schedule will be | | terms of its Rose bowl proposal was | completed with games of Nov. v. 3.

Rockets Win Re ynolds Heads Cellar Battle Oficil Group

| By UNITED PRESS The western division cellar of the! All-America conference was able to look down on the eastern cellar to=

Cleon Reynolds, Cathedral high school basketball coach, has been | elected president of the Indiana Officials association for the coming

day, after tHe Chicago Rockets’ 20-'! year to-7 vietory over the Miami Sea- Other officers named wi J ! (hawks in the “battle of the tail- Cagkey of. the Indiana Dea School | enders.” e presi : oo 3 vice president, and Russell The hapless Hawks, who have won Shortridge athletic director Tau, only once in nine games, were y-secres

tary-treasurer, ground into the rain-soaked sod last

(night by the superior running power

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The Monon Bell, traditional symbol of the 56-year-old football rivalry between DePauw university and Wabash college, is shown above. Looking the trophy over are Rafmond R. Neal (left), director of athletics at DePauw, and Robert Nipper, DePauw's head football coach. Now in possession of DePauw, the bell will be at stake Saturday when DePauw meets Wabash at Crawfordsville. Each team has 24 victories in the series which began in 1890. There have been | five scoreless ties,

New Kautskys Make Their Bow Against Oshkosh Five

This Evening at Fieldhouse

By BOB STRANAHAN National league basketball comes to the Butler fieldhouse tonight with considerable window dressing and a list of names quite familiar to Indianapolis hardwood fans. The piece d'occasion is the new Kautskys versus the Oshkosh AllStars and the starting time is 8:30 p.m. The term “new” Kautskys is used to differentiate from the “old” Kautskys, who operated rather spasmodically during the recent strife and with a sort of fluctuating cast of characters. All is changed now. Frank Kautsky and General Manager Paul Walk have 10 athletes under bonafide contract. They've. been practicing together for more than a month and have hopes of becoming Indianapolis citizens if they can find places to live. No Preliminaries Also, the club has invested a sizable sum of currency in a new bus to haul players to various points over the country for league and other encounters. And there's a downtown ticket booth in the Clay-

pool hotel drug store for the con-| venience of the customers. But wait, there's more. The new management is operating. on the | theory that the fans are coming ous] to see National league ball, so that's all they'll see. No preliminaries to sit through. For the opener there'll be a little | more than the usual fanfare, spot-| lights picking out the players for known to Hoosier fans, their local introduction and an, The Kautskys have warmed up 18-piece band. {with a couple of exhibition victories Some of the Kautskys are quite and Coach Ernie Andres claims his familiar to the professional "sport, charges are spoiling for league acothers just fresh from college tion against competition in their

Wilfred (Gus) Doerner

former Evansville college ace and Indiana conference scoring champ, who'll be in a Kautsky uniform in the opener tonight.

Caps Lose McCaig to Wings;

Bukovich Shares Goal Lead

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor

In the second shuttle shift of the new season between the Detroit!

courts, With a single exception own class. Maybe Oshkosh is the they're ex-servicemen, and the one gnswer, boy who is not happened to be s0| tall that none of the branches could | Anderson Fi Five handle him. The roster of Oshkosh players ‘Opens on Right Side sent down by Coach Lon Darling] ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 12 (U, also reads something like a who's P.).—Anderson’s National profeswho on the hardwood. It will be a sional basketball league's entry won homecoming, of course, for big Le-|its opening loop game last night, a

and Indianapolis hockey teams, the Hoosier Caps today lost their ace roy Edwards, the former Tech star. 64-52 victory over the Detroit Gems,

defenseman, huge Doug McCaig, to the National league Red Wings, the Then there'll be such luminaries as |

Caps’ parent club.

In exchange, to play at right defense for the Caps, Thain Simon Gene Englund, the former Badger will come down from the Motor City squad and report to Hoosier Coach !'ace; —— — league’s Tomorrow at Buffalo, Ralph Vaughn, the former FrankSaturday at Springfield, Sunday at fort and Southern California hot and a free toss. 20 at Providence, | 27 at!

Providence, Nov. 28 at New Haven, | Valpo Eleven to Pit Heft

Tommy Ivan at Buffalo tomorrow | where the Caps open their eight- journey are: game road trip. Jack Adams, Red Wing manager New Haven, {who is also supervisor of the De- Nov. |troit hockey farm system, recalled {the seasoned. McCaig to replace Bill Nov. 30 at Cleveland. | Quackenbush, who received a | broken wrist Sunday night and will home ice until Dec. 1, e lost to the Red Wings indefi[nitely. |time this season. McCaig, who has played for the | Red Wings previously, was happy to

om is wis” Bierman's Job In No. Danger

originally signed by the.Caps this] CHICAGO, Nov. 12 (U. P.).

Nov. 23 at Pittsburgh, Nov.

| fall but showed so well in a that Adams retained him. In addition to being a power onl

of the forwards. First Year as Pro This is Simons’ first season as a pro. He is 24. Bob Weist, one of the | Caps’ centers who was injured in a| game at Springfield on Oct. 19, returned to Indiamapolis yesterday and was sent on to Omaha for rest and practice. Omaha, a member of

| mick, university athletic director.

{start of the 1947 season. terday:

thought to next season. I know

{the United States league, is also a this, however, Bierman holds a full | {edition of the Crusdders

| member of the Detroit chain.

the ice Sunday, the Caps have 16 players in shape and are well stocked for the long trek in enemy

sota as Jong as he wishes to stay.

A. A. . Meeting )

rinks. According to statistics released by R H American league headquarters, In- toy Hamey,

dianapolis’ Ralph (Red) Almas was of the American association, an

the top goal tender for the third nounced today that a meeting of | 559 pounds each.

The association will hold its an- straight week of championship com-|the league's board of directors, at phackfield averages 156 pounds per 25 {which his successor will be con-

The Hoosiers will be away from, when they return to meet Hershey for the first

-— If |defense, McCaig also starred as a ‘Head Football Coach Bernie BierThe Big Nine is desirous of com-| C&P Point-getter with four goals Man leaves the University of Min-| oy “\wectern Michigan caused But-

| pleting all plans if possible within ANd three assists and outscored some nesota, it will be under his own power, according to Frank McCor-

| McCormick denied reports that Bierman would be replaced as coach of the hapless Gophers before the

He told 1 hreaten when they lost the Chicago Quarterbacks’ club yes- snag 1 4 hn y

“We've been too busy to give any,

ber | professorship on our faculty and end Ro With: Jim Conacher’s return to he can therefore remain at Minne- 16- foot-1

COLUMBUS, O., Nov. 12 (.P).— {pe Bulldogs trouble, according to retiring president scouting reports.

The Packers pulled away from the {Eddie Riska, late of Notre Dame; Detroit team after the score was tied at least four times late in the game. Howie Schultz, first baseman for the Brooklyn baseball Dodgers, led Anderson with five fleld goals

Bob Carpenter, the National scoring record - holder;

Against Butler Saturday

Butler university's Indiana con- | scampered 81 yards for the firs ference hopes will go on the block | Butler touchdown last Saturday, Saturday, when the Bulldogs meet |boosted his point total for the seaValparaiso at the Butler bowl in (son to 42. That gave him a 12the feature of the Dad's day and [point edge over Max Woolsey of High School Seniors day. Indiana State and Terry Brennan Hampered by numerous injuries of Notre Dame. The state's leading

this season, the defending Crusad- goliegs Tootonll “scorers G TR PAT Te ers have dropped six of their seven HB—oOrv} jlle Williams, Butier 7 HB-—Brennan, Notre me games. But last week-end’s game |p Wil diana State 7 FPB—Pete {hos, Na Slana 3 HB—E. Lehman, anchester ler's Coach Tony Hinkle to start | yg -Gilman, Ind. Central.. 7

Bend Oooo DODIOOSDO » »-

in- Brown, Earlham . 6 singing the blues again. Valpo | EW ER Dames 3 pushed two touchdowns across the EE % McHugh, Butler . 1 1 i 3 alley vansvile . Western Michigan line in the 26- op prank Roman, Wabash. 7 2

13 contest. Coach Hinkle remem- |

bers well that his Bulldogs were Passing Receives

their only game of the season, 19-0, ‘Wildcat Attention

at Kalamazoo. 3d EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. 12 (U. P.), Only one letterman is on the 1948 |—Coach Lynn Waldorf was concen He is|trating today on aerial drills to a 185-pound [complement Northwestern's good Coach Emory running attack for the Notre Dame contest Saturday. The Wildcats came through the Indiana game without any casualties,

MOTOR TUNE-UP

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AN AL YZING EQU IPMENT

HUGHES- LUCAS, INC.

t Taylor, junior. , Bauer has worked six heavyweights [in with Taylor on the line, which [averages 192 pounds. The right {side of the Valpo line will cause | —

The three men = working in those positions weigh Coach . Bauer's

shot, and others possibly not so well .

r nual banquet at 6:30 m. Th etition. He has allowed onl | man. of the Rockets. Elroy (Crazy Legs) q 5:00 p.m. Thirs={D Y © sidered, will be held in Chicago, ] az) ay at Buckley's in - 1s a 0! v {8 ere wi € hel in cag 643 N. ILLINOIS {Hirsch and Billy Hillenbrand’ were Listing 171 wily Cuber ao AN I 5 ies for 4B Ryerage of {Nov. 1 | Butler's - Orville lle Williams, who | t or a rFieré ac Tn . a N - Ra - - —————— RA — . som ihe bie hel arya Chicas eu tion will continue its weekly meet- | Burns Tops Scorers | sh Seahawks, ) yards to , 33. "The standing Ings v. Monday night at the Cen-| Center Norm Burns of New , Eastain Division 3 M. C. A. [Hay en -got only one assist last week Onn iin but held individual scoring honors W LT Pet Pts he Wi 1 . Be, York 7 2 Lh 80 1 Ing icer Holds for on hind straight Ween. 41 ° Tain 308 75° 157° 172 urns has seven goals’ an | iffala 3 3 20 245 i Buffal 13) 00 204 243 Scoring Lead assists for 22 points, Wally Wilson A Good Com anion | Western Division MONTREAL, Nov. 12 (U. P)- and Don Metz of Pittsburgh and . Cleveland . ’ : 0 800 230 92 Billy Taylor of “the Detroit Red Tom Burlington of Providence are . Los. Angeles t 57 306 138 Wings, top play-maker of the” Na- tied for second with 20 points each. Chieaqe 4 4 2-500 104 205 tional hockey league, did some | Jack Hamilton of Pittsburgh was | B ; - shooting himself last week to score third with 19 points on six goals ‘ Bike Is: 1 |three goals and an assist, holding and 13 assists, while Tony Bukovich (Amateur boil his league scoring lead with 1¢|and Lloyd Doran of Indianapolis Once you taste good Bond & | { , nt) y I points, official statistics showed . were tied for fourth with 18 points : ' i The final and title game in- the day. W {each. . Lillard, you u pat fe seus Genital Y.. M. C. A. preseason bas- Maurice Richard of Montreal got| Bukovich and Wilson held the label and say, “This is my keroell tourney is to be held tonight five points, and advanced from |B0fl-scoring lead with 11 each, and whiskey!” You'll like its vel- : 5 and the contenders are Ben third to second place with a total | Burns and Burlington shared top mooth You'll like Davis Vets and Farm Bureail. In'of 12 points. Roy Conacher of De- | honors in assists with 15 apiece. vet s thness, i ours) Jonsajaion, at 7:15, U.|troit, second last week, added onlv The Caps’ dates ¢ on the current its rich, luxurious flavor. . tecruiters are to meet the one point and was tied for Phir | aaa iM a : isWilliam H. Block five at nine paints with Max Bentley) 1213] ALL Here is real Kentucky whis Tiree tits. ore os Red at D of Chicago, who got four points | key-a brand that's been ) ‘ €ar- during t ! [' born hotel gym tonight in the Dear- | Ape) . Te Eo Week s play Sid | good company for 77 years. tborn warmup basket tourney. The points. alone a eight | | schedule: 7:15, Broad Ripple Legion | {vs. Lain ‘Drafting; 8:15, Prospect TT: | | Tavern vs. Van Camp; 9:15, Paper br by R { Package vs. Jolly Coker, Ig t esu ts | In to 7 F urney games last night, 7 Up P| By UNTTED PRESS | efeated New Augusta, 38 to 36.! NEW YORK Jehinny Dell, 134, Brookana Squirt downed Wiedemann 3 Db: coatpolied Jose Aponte Torres, 1728 Beer, 48 to 36. It was the first de- NEWARK. N. J Henry Hall, 168. New | |feats for Augusta and Wiedemann Qn, pulzoint ed Teddy Randolph, 183 | Li 1 (In a non-tourney . curtain raiser, PERN Pa.~Joe) . Falco MY ep: WAYS + * TO * BUY | are Bles tric defeated Willard Park Priiagielpbia, out pained Rudy Campa CASH, CHARGE, Byvose 0 2 ; ; Re di of last ght's . openir oo. auipain Nick Castiglione, 142, ch | In the U B. Ch HI le ague pon ini oa In R BU Pareom, 5; Date ROSE TIRE co |cojonful vB of Ehdiat son 3 Yee | HoLYoKE Mass -~Joey Peralta, 147, | | ~ “Uniformly Fine Since 1869" B. of Muncie 53. U of Ader Sa oe Epa opt. Sothol inted Dave Andrews, 147, | 930 IB MERIDIAN MP | Belmont U 2.2 Jhdianapeils 40, River- | ONE, Mass. 0 b), Is J + 0 uncie | | Rhodius PAL, cli is. {an pre—— —— | seeking u game Co J 19-age Sus ’ ta OUT-OF -PAWN eer | | marrow night Call Ed Dersch at MA-3216 M SUITS, TOPCOATS ) : _ 1 *. ein ) | . le histamore House § ppasanion ox ni thre en’ ] Bn pa C )! eam in no-age | [Leams. | in 2 and iH why a has. torte and OVERGOATS AN ; BUY YOUR under all Miss Ed 56-1175 U. B. Tigers want I awards, BE-MTS These garments are 51 , BR EXTRA fee call Charles Briner, LI-0442 thoroughly sterlized and SAVINGS ok ctu ——————— || _ cleaned and must not be BONDS | HUNTING CLOTHING || sarments © .“"**"* Others up to $20.50 NOW PANTS, $6.45 to $10.95 ® >» JOSEPH'S 2 Cm | COATS, $6.95 to $10.95 oan ice i -AUTO || : | BLUE POINT SUPPLY { 46-148 N re ST Fred A. Beck Co, Inc., Distributors, Indianapolis, Ind. Dela M Bay sts | ——————H00 R1-5008 ” ; . y—A" Blend un prov! . 1% Grain Negtral Spirits” > ; ; a s —— al — vit : v : 4 ¥ v \ ~ \ He he ~~ Lae) at a a : - u > a ies - oR o . . we = a ut ae ” ; : ‘i : . i [ . « ay a

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